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Character makes the store -

as well as the man. Generous itocks-strict attention to Ser- vice-Hishest Quality - make this store of strongest character

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'l`here's danger to life in using

poor drugs. Upon the reliabil- ity of tlte druggist and his goods rests tlte liealth-and lives per- haps-ot many people, so it is absolutely necessary that your prescriptions be filled by skilled men of expert lniowledge.

Skill, Experience, Accuracy,

Establish Confidence-that conti- dence upon which the drur; bus- iness depends.

Our store enjoys that confi-

dence gained by wido experience. Bring your prescriptions to ns- They’ll be filled correctly with purest drugs.

E. A. Fosle

Central Drugstore Sunnyside

Drop in _sometimes for Sun-

tlrles-cold creams and lotions

for chapped hands and faces.

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The Practical Watch and Clock Repairer

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“THE lIIS_T__PtlRlIlISE"

On 'i`ttestltty and \Vedi\t-stlny, Jnn.

the .ith and titll. ‘hal D0“'¢"`I"‘I _mhor tlrtttna, "The Lost l‘uradis0." Will be presented in this city utttlor the nits- plces of the Y. M. G. A. anti ttitder the direction ot' Mr. Irving BCUTS- who Wm play the leading mule role. There are 22 ladies and goittleiucii in the cast. and tht- bt-.st-titleitt in thc _1'iI.\' 1103 been secured for tltis protlnctloll- 'U10 famous “Mantle Adams ntttdo her i'lrst New York appearance in this play. which deals with capital and labor- Mr. Beers produced “The Lost iara- dise" for Queeifs lltiiv_ersll»)' Ill the Gmmi Opt-ru. lloust-, Kingston. Ont.. three years ago, and the l>I`t-‘S-*T UE ‘Iliff eritietti old t-ny. im-ltidins the Queen b Journal, prononncetl it a I-U`l\l\lI 5“"' cess. lt was protlttcctl three nights and a matinee anti the tollowlng is fill pxtrnt-,t from the Queens l-niversity Jourtntl, utter tit-tiling nt lvnstll Will' the tluollti' 0f '00 PIB." “WI Eh" pl"~V' ers: “Special mention, ltowt-vcr, must lm made of Mr. Irving Beers, the til- rector, whose at-,tinll il-1 ‘WIT _k"°““ R" Kingston theatre-goers. Owuuz to IIIS natural aptitude for stasv <II\'<‘*'_U"g- coupled with a witlc professioitat ex- perience and the happy liN‘\_lIl!»’ UI bringing out latent ability, he is iden- tified with the greatest success in the liistory of the Queen’s dramatic cllllt- Thls was front the issue of U00- 'hi' Sth, 1911. The following sitntiiter l\ir. lloera produced it in Toroitto tor 'tht' “Presb Air Fund" with the some aut.- ceas. Tltis director is coittrttctt-tl` to pi-gtluce u piny in Montrt-nl this sen- son; nlso'a returii tlatt-‘in John, N. B., for the “Patriotic I~ und on Jan. the 10th. bitt owing U* Eh" Wm' WE Montreal viii-Knizclilclit is postponct till the lnttt-r part, ol' |~‘t-brunt'>'- I\f"`I’ the dates open. Jan. the Fttb nntl titlt, Tuostlay anti Wetlnestlay.

1 "A get of Elway itttittttry l1f\\S\\°=;};§ it gift is sure to tit-tit-in tw- “"`" i o me showing it splendid line in n 2 ‘; leather cases frotti $3.00 to`$'>-U” l'~“ set., MacKinnon Drug C0.. (for. Grt-,lift George and Kent Streets. MEI

."We have .lust recelvt-.tl a fresh still'

my of me most ilellglttful I‘nlf‘:ll;H Powders manufactured. A SDN*-0 variety to select from. Price 25c DBI; tin. MacKinnon Dt-us 90-- (°"- Gm? George and Kent Streets. ~

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-ALBERTON SERVICES. --

special services conducted by the ev. H. S. B. Strothard in the Alberton Methodist Church have been attended U’l\‘0\18hout the two weeks by large Cmltsregations, and are being followed with deep interest. For the week commencing Monday, Dec, 7| the addresses at the services will he GGIIBVEFBKI by the Rev George Morris B-A-. of Kensington. 1’.E.l. '

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I -LATE MRS HARRY HUNTER.- Phe sad death ot Mrs I-larry llutiter °“C“"1`9lI S“d'l0l1|Y at Suinmerside on Thursdai' Night. Deceased was a daughter ot' Mr. James Forsyth, of E|mS<i8le. and leaves to mourn, be- sides her aged father. a sorrowing husband. one son anti two daughters. Mr. Allttn_ Forsyth, of this city, is a brother ol the deceased. The funeral takes place to-day (Saturday) at 2.30 p. nt. from the Presbyterian Church, Summerside, to the i’eople'.s cetnetery.

-PRISONERS SENTENCED.-The

prisoners found guilty during tlte term ot the Supreme Court in Summerside were sentencetl by Chief’ Justice Sulli- van l-`ritla_v as t'ollows-Maynard Sonier and Stanislaus Wedge. indict- ment for shop breaking aitd larcetiy, were each sentenced to two years imprisonment in Dorchester Peniten- tiary. George Doucette, indictment for shop breaking anti larcetty, the Chief Justice released the prisoner on sus- pended sentence upon his giving $1,500 security for his appearance to rcceive

sentence any time within three years.

-Mr (‘. D. Mtzfinlluni, Cliarlotte-

town, ivas in Sumniersitlti l-`rid'tty ol` this week.-X.

-llir liarry McKay is acting as

ticket agent nt Suiiiinersidt-., in the pluce ol' Mr W. ll. i~ilat:kl`ord, wlto hun been appointt-tl station agent nt Hiiiitcr River.-X

Alberta, who have been spending the suinnisr with frlcntis on the lsltintl, left, oit \Vetliiestlay morning on rc-turn to their home.-X

-Mr A, li. McLt-nn, Lot lil, was in

Suinniersitle Tltiirstlny of this week. _._\{_

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-Quite tt number oi' promint-nt nicn,

such ns lion. (Elias. lltilton, St-nntor Murphy, J. A. liackctt, llr. .lohniion. A. l-3. llllllngsby, Lester Mt.-t‘nrtlty, etc., went to tillitrlottctowti oil tht- fox special Inst 'l`ncsd:.iy to attend tht- fox ; met-ting.-'T`.

-Mr. Patrick McBride is in town,

the guest of Dr. J. A. Johnson.-T.

-Tlte sympathy of the community

goes out to Mr. and Mrs. tilart-tice Morrissey in the loss of their baby boy who tiled Thursday morning at S 0'clock.-T. .

-Mr. ad Mrs. J. A. Hackett return-

ed Tliursdtty night frottt Charlotte- town.-T.

-SKATING.-A large number eit-

joyed the splendid ice oit the river last Saturday anti Sunday. It is needless to stty ltow ntut-li it rink would bc np- preciatt-tl here.-T

-Dr. J. A. Johnson has installed ii

telephone system connecting his ranch ‘with his house. The doctor now claims tltat ite has one oi’ tlte most up- to~ditte fox ranelics on }’. E. island.- T.

EHURQSERVIRES

METHODIST.

FIRST METHODIST- Rev. J. 1..

Dawson at 11 and 7. Sunday School and Bible Class at 2. 30 p. nt.

GRACE CHURCH.- Rev. S. li.

Littlejolnts at 11 and 7 p. nt. lliorniug subject The irresistible l’owei‘ of Meekness. Evening sttltjctrt-\Vliat is Sin. Sunday School ntitl Bible Classes nt 2.110 p. tn. All seats free. l~lver_vtnit- \vt-It-nine. ‘

PRESBVTERIAN.

ST. JAMES.-Rev. Dr. 1-‘ullorion at

11 a, m. anti 7 p. m. Subject-Gloriiied Grief. Evening subject-'l`he Burning lieari. Sunday School and Bible Classes at 2.30. Everyone invited.

NEW ZION.-Rev. G. C. Taylor will

preach at 11 ti. in. and 7 p. ni. Sun- day School anti Bible Glasses at 2.30 CENTRAL CHRISTIAN.

(iEN'l‘ltAi. CHRISTIAN.-Rev. W.

J. Wliiteiiend will preach at 11 n.nt.. and 7 p.nt. Sunday School nt 2.30 p.itt_

BAPTIST.

l!Al"i‘lS’l`.-Rev. Z. 1.. l\‘ash will

prt-ttclt at 11 it,ni. ntitl 7 p.m

CHURCH OF ENGLAND

8 and ll a.ni_ Matins, 10.15; Even-- song and sermon ut 7 p.tti_ I ST. PAUL'S.- Rector. Rev. T. XV.

Murphy. lloly tlontniunion at close of morning service. Morning prayer at 11 it. nt. Eveitlitg Prayer, 7 p. in. Sunday School and Bible Classes, 2.30 n.itt. Morning prayer at 11 n.nt. Evening. Prayer. 7 p. m. Sun- day School anti Illble classes, 2.30 it. ni. All seats free.

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND.

PEOPLE'S CHURCH.-Rev. D. Mc-

Lean will preach at 7 p. m.

SALVATIONISTB.

SALVATION ARMY.-Services each

night of the week and on Sunday.

NNIESTHETIII EIINII

ln response to an invitation to sub-

scribe funds for the provision of nn-

that fliytllo person to whom yOU WI' to und o pair. we exP¢°* ° I" as buoy exchanging sizes the dag 7°" 5 Christmas no we are the dly ‘hola selling thou moot aatlafactorydo It day remembrnnoeo.. W0 II

happily, too. PATONG7-56_l2_2m2lEu

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H F“m°n‘b‘° new col". out EI; :ld Wm gnward this 'amount to Q01.

Ba oln Rock. We hlV° P“' ° to-rworrowh selling-25 I-*“'°"°'?.°::: ef tm. un style. vm' °“P°M,,,,,,’ manly nut uma. 111° ° '°",§r,“, "NI Capel and Scotch Capel--5 clam. "I to $253 now |17 IM ‘WJ 'S M "2, the new weaves. C190: Pnlauwg Ladlu. new Io Your ennnsqyé 3_1 2 _4 mm”

aesthetics for the British soldiers, Mrs. J. Elliot Longstaff. President of the I. O. D. B. E., New York, has received sufficient to ship large quantities di- rectly ,to the front through Colonel Jackson, Chief Ordnanco Oillcer. Pim- lico, London, the address sent her by Lord Kitchener. Mrs. McCready, who has had charge ol the fund here has

colved 12 ln 25 c subscriptions.`

onel Jackson direct.

"Tho $350.00 Korn Plano that Io be-

ing auctioned all ln lid of the Patriotic

Fund will go to the hagheot blddor, no matter how low the rloo Send In your bld.today--no tender will he ro- oognlzed If rooelvod liter December 5. Patriotic Fund Con elites, can of

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-Mr and Mrs J. ll. lienry, of

ST l'I‘7'l`ER`3-“HOIY (TDUIITIUIEIOU al 'l`lieo. Mcl)onttld, l\ingsltoro, $5.00;

WESTERN GNNRITIIN EIINNGEIISTIII SERIIIEE

IN CHRISTIAN EHNREN

Last evening at the Central t‘ltrist_ian

(Thurch, before he began the sermon ot' the meeting. Evangelist Lowell C. McPherson spoke of the departure of the Prince Edward Island young men this week to go to the front of the terrible present war.. lie said that. as a citizen of the United States, he leels very near to Caitatliatis by the ties ol' ancestry and ol` nationality. “ \\'hctt l tltiitk ot' the relation of my country of. 110,000,000 population with yours -of 7,500,000, l aiu proud of its being tlte exception oi` national relation in all history. More than 3,000 miles of border-line extend from the Atlantic to the Pacific between the two pos- sessions and there we sec, not a senti- nel nor tt gunbont, but that inter- change, of cpnfltlence anti goodwill cliaratfleristic of progressive and I>0ii<f€f\1I lJ00l1lcs. l say this is the exception of all history, ami an ex- ample to the other nations ot' the world spending vast amounts on armies in fear of one another. Ex- Presitlent Roosevelt recently said that it would be impossible for Great liri- tain ttiitl the lfnitetl States ever to be at war with one another. And l believe hc expresses the feelings ot' nearly nil our citizens. Some peoples and nations would rejoice to see war between otir two nations, but l believe the spirit of thc l‘rint:o oi’ l’eace sways too mitch the hearts of the two nations l'or that bitter experience ever ‘to coitie. in fact, 1 believe, after the close ot` the present war, Great Britain and the l'nitetl States will practically see that peace is ntaiittninetl through- out thc world.

"I syntpathisc with those giving up

loved ones lor this cruel war. lint ii' war was ever tit-t:t-,ssary it seems so itow. Yt-t l t-annat bellovt-, ns somt- bttlit-ve, that God is the cretttor of snt.-li relatioiis between nations. I do lic- lleve that ills l’rovlntlent'e will over- rule alid bring lasting' good to mun- kititl by ninii's eternal liatretl of such warfart-_" I Mr .Vlt‘l'ltcrfion spokt- I-,ist ov(-ning on [IIC H\IIJ]‘ii'l. "Who Arte Grout. People in <‘luirlottotown‘."’ Ile took Mutt. xx. 20 ns a tt-xt: "llut whoso- 'ttver would bccoiiit- grt-.tit itntong you shall be your iitiiiii-nt-,t's." in part Mr Mt.-Plierson sulti: “Jesus said this to disciples anibltlotts to take coiispit-tions places iii ills liingtloin whit-li they ex- pected' would bo ot' this worltl nntl would absorb :ill other kingdonts ot' ,t-arllt, with Jesus as worltl-tvitlc King, lonly utter thc tnsliioil ot' worldly ;kings. Jcstis had just toltl ilis dis- ciples to be rt-tidy for ills t_lriit;ifixitn|_ -Yet they ntntlc the st-lilslt request ot' liiin for high oiiict-s, almost. under the slittdow of ills Cross. llow lonely lie must have felt! Where were their syinpatliies, their ambitions? Just as some peoples to-day in the presence of thc most sacred institutions ot' God, on earth. Some people pretend to worship God, thinking of stocks mid bonds niitl oiiices and fziinc. But Jesus

must niiiilster to otliers. I fear that,

asticnl oiiiclaldont are liurtt'ul, rather

t‘lirist."

Mr Mt:l’hei‘son exit-ntled his sermon

into some illustrations of unspirilual and worldly professionalism called ;<‘hristit1ii, but wliiclt he Iteiicycs 'Christ would utterly contleinn.

Sunday inoriiing at 11 ht- will pi't-,ticit

on " Loyalty to the (‘hurt-lt ol' (‘hi'ist." On Sunday evening nt- 7, “(‘hristinn ifnity and tlte (’hurch of the l<‘uture,"

_ “Do you want a brand new Karn Plano at your own price? If you do, put in a bid on the beautiful $350.00 Duchess instrument that is being auc- tioned off in aid of the Patriotic Fund. The highest bid takes the instrument. All bids must be received on Satur- day, December 5 Address your .bid Patriotic Fund Committee. care of Miller Bros. 5809-12-51i.

important sale of Ladies' Sweaters

at Paton's. 6755-12-Qtttilililii

NRIIII EIEIIT

SIRVIEE EUNII

Ewen ilicliinnoit, Lewis Lot 40, $1.00

Forward $11592-'10 Kenneth l\ici.enn, $1.00; Alex McLean, $1.00; Donald McAulay. $1.00; John A. McLean, 50; Citizens ot’ George- town, $295.00; Jas ‘.~t:.ner. Millvalo, $5.00; Angus Smith, l'»0t-,; Wellington School, $2.00; Enteraltl School, Print- ary, $1.00; John I). (‘,rot.-kt-tt, York; $5.00; John llorton, llinuglt, $3.00; W. E. (‘nnteron_ St. llunstttns College, 525.00; .lttnies lint-ll. Abnt-y, $5.00; Henry lie-ck. $2.00; Albt-rt. Moore, $2.00; Wm. Gordon, $12.00; Jolitt J. Buell, $3.00; Snniucl Giddings, .G0t-; John D. lllcllonnld. i'pton, $3.00;

lsimc White. Souris West, $12.00; lIt-ll- evue St-bool, $1.05; Wttllaet' Ward, Alt-xatitlria, $5.00; St-yntuir iiIt:l.ellxtn, $100; Nelson (‘nrver, $1.00; Theo. liurhot-, $2.00; Jantes (‘ouslns, $1.00; Rlcltnrtl Ward. $2.00; llenry ilurhot-, $1.00; J. Llnntford Wnrtl, $5.00; l<‘, K. Bttrlioe, $2.00; A, G. Jutlson, $5.00; J. ll. Judson, $1.00; W. li. Judson, $3.00; Mrs. Alex. Jtitison, $1.00; Angus Ben- lienton, $2.00. Totnl 11,997.95.

C. H. B. LONGWORTH,

Treasurer.

IMPERIAL OIL BUYS THREE PERU COMPANIES.

NEW YORK, Doc. fi.-The expansion

ot the Stattltiliard Oil Co., of New Jersey to the' So li`Atnerlcan fields. on a large scale, is indicated, ttcctsrding to it story published today by the New York Tintes. which gives details oi' a letter sont out to stockholders oi' tho imperial Cil Company. of Canada. pall- ing n special meeting in Sarnia, Ont.. on next Tuesday. to ratify the pur- chase oi three oil companies in Peru by the ltnperinl Oil Company. of New

Psrsgitnts

Mr Clyde Auld returtit-tl last night

froiti a trip to lllontrt-til.

Dr. A. F. Miller, lientvillt-., N. S., ar-

rived ln Charlottetown lust evening.

Mrs. Rich. Lord, Tryon, returned

front Charlottetown 'l‘hurstlay_-V.

Dr. Jack Jenkins, who has volun-

teered for tlte front, arrived home last ,night front lialifax on a visit.

I Mr

Alex. Martin, ex-)l.l‘., Valley-

tleltl, came to Charlottetown by the express train last night.

Mr llarry Stanley returned to Syd-

ttey yesterday morning. After u short furlough at his home in (‘harlottetown.

Dr. J. A. McPhee, Kinkora, was

among visitors to Uliarlottetowtt yes- terday.

Premier Mathieson returns to Char-

lottetown to-night front Suniniersidc, where he ltas been attending Court.

Mrs. Fred Nelson, China Point is

home from the- hospital niuclt improv- cd in health.

Mrs. John Carrier, Earnsclifie, who

has been ill for some time. wt-nt last Saturday to thet l’_ l-I. l. llospital t'or treatment.

Messrs J. J. Joltitstoii, l{.(‘.. and Mi'

W. A. 0. Morsou, Protlioiiatnry, rc- turned to (‘har1ottetown last, night, from Summer'sitle.

Miss Florence Covaiitiglt anti Miss

Ruth Cavunagh, Eartist:iii'l`c, are spend- ing a pleasant. holiday this week at Mrs. (‘avnitagli’s old homt- tit Cartlignii llritigc.

Mr 'Folly !Vit'Qttttiti, of thc Iloyal

llnitk of i'-anadit, linwkt-slniry, arrived in (‘hnrlottetowu by tht- llnlifnx yes- tortlay at noon and lci't ngttin when the boat sailed in the tevt-ning.

Mr Willintn Dewttr, who is :tt,ta_t-lit-tl

to No. Il linttcry of tht- i~‘ourtli llegi- int-nt at t‘un.-io, rcturnt-tl to ditty _vcstor- dit_\ tit'tt-,r it visit to his ltoino in this city.

Mrs. llogt-rs, Govt-rnnicnt liouse.

left yt-.sterility for Stttiitiit-rsitio to nt- tentl the funeral ol' ht-r sister-iii-law, tltt- lute Mrs. llarry lluntt-r, whit-li

Itttkt-s plat-t-. nl 2.540 o't'lot»k to-tl:i_\'.

HIIIEL ARRIVALS

VICTORIA.

i-‘_ J. Gillis, J. l<`owler i). (‘. (`anip-

'bollx /\\'. Vawes, llawktIsbury; F. R.

illclxenzie, Truro; (). W. \’Vootl, St. John; H. S. (`r:1iic, liostoii; F. Scott, St. .Ioliii; (‘. ll. Taylor, tllaiicltcstt-r, Eng.; Thos Neilson, llrniitt`ord.

teaches that he \vlto would be great QUEEN.

some niotlern tlistintztions of octzlesi-I J. B. Gnutlttt 1li.~:t‘oucbe' M L_ lt]

Shaw. Sumint-r'sltlc‘ li. ll."\1nrcltoun,

than Iil’llJl`llI. to the cause ot' tho Sasltutooii, Sttsk.; E. _‘tit-l{Att_\', lirorlt-

villt-. Ont.; Alex Martin, Vttllt-._\'tit-lil.

} REVERE.

Fleury <‘. cooit, t'_ ti. s. stmilt-y: .\.

IC. Ttirncr, illcxico; .l_ li. 1'. t‘i'nswell, St. Elenitor`s; E. \\'ootl. l’o\\'naI; .\_ l’. Truitibttll, (,‘luillitini, Out.; J. 'l`\vf.-etly, lCariist:lil`t'e; l'. t`. Stewart, Sytliiey; J. J€‘_1lklIl=~l. Orwolli; Mrs. J. \\'. liarris, Miss E. linrris. Miss J. Harris, Bos- ton; I3. W. liicldtveii, Morell; J. M. ('rossmttn, J. lt, Mciionnld, Bangor. Maine; Dr. .I. A. i\icl’ht.-e, Kinkoru; lil. ll. llughes, Boston; Jos. lliactlouald, t'. ings, ('hitttt Point; li. IC. Crosby and \\'i1`c. Bollshttiv; \\'. ti. lit-ttutuont, Mun- <'I\0»“‘U~’l“. EIU-1.; llr. J. ('_ iliactlonnld, York.

TORONTO FIRM GETS ._ , lil`GE MEAT ORDEI

I.0Nl.>0N, Dec, ll.-The British Wa:

Oillce it is announced has placed or- ders for one million tons ot' meat it Toronto. The \Vnr Ofllcc is also giv ing further oi-tit-rs for clothing.

A military rt'-presciitatlve ltns left

for (`ointtlu to sttpcrvist- tht- fulfilment ot' tliesc orders.

('ttnntliait iittttttilttctiirors would

tlottbtlt-ss receive lurgt-r orders, if they were able to guarittttce iintnedittlc delivery oi' goods like boots, cloil|l‘tt; which must bc had right, away in view of the present btttl wontlter in the war area. f

MUCH COFFEE SOLD IS ADULTERATED.

()'l"l‘A\VA, Dt-.t-_ I1.-Forty-nine out

oi' 255 sninpltis ot' t'olTet- collcctetl in (lantttltt nnti cxaiiiitit-tl by the chit-f atialyst of the inlttnd rcvcnut- tlopurt- mont linvt- bt-,t-n fountl ntlultt-rntt-tl, atzcortiing to lt report just issued. 'l`ht: foreign ninltt-r foiintl t-tiiislslt-tl i'or tht- niost pnrl. ol' t-ltlckor_y_ in tlt-i`t-nt-t- it number of vendors clnimt-tl than tnttny users ol` colfet- prt~t`t-rrr-tl to hnvt- it small amount or t-l|lt~kor_\' in that beverage. ntid linvt- lit-t-n kt`iown to coitiplnln ot` thc tiiisntls|'n|‘tor_t' char- acter ot' the ttrticlt- wht-n it did not cottlnitt chit~ltor_v.

QUIET THOUGHTS.

Tito nttiu with tt cltccrllll disposition

doubles his power.-lllllis.

iinpossiblte is it word only to bo

iountl in tht- tlit»tionnry oi' fools.-_\ln- poleon.

A niitn`s plitincsl ditty is not always

to those who have the reatliest access to his ear.

"Character is the result oi' two

things: mental altitude nnti the way we spend our time."

Every matt ft-,els instlitcllvely that

all the ilne sentiments in the worltl t--nigh less thttn title iltie ncilon-I.ow- ell.

It is not work that kills men; it is

worry. Work is healtliy. You can hard- ly put more upon ii man than ho can bear. Worry is rust ttpon the blade.-

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We’ve just received a big shipment ofthe prettiest

fancy linens you ever saw-specially for Xmas giving. .

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Included in this lot are dainty things of many kinds-

all useful acceptable sensible gift-articles.

Prettywfgenterpiecesr20c to Tray Clollt_s_?t0c io__$_l_.§ litre" %";-’-_5°'° $2.00 B;-tt-EL25¢_*2. $3-0°

Emb’d Shams 40c to $3 00 Mantle Dra es TISEESS4 50

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Revere Hotel Block, Kent St.

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CHARGING THE JURY.

'l`ltt- now _Iudge had bt-t-n t-lt-t-it-tl on

thc strcngtli ol' pnrty ttscfttliit-ss r.'tllit-r lltttii upon his tltnt-st; for ilu- t-llit---. ’i`ltt- ni'_r:u!:it-itt in tht- first tat-:I- to be trit-tl ltt-t'oi't- Itlitt lttttl in-t-ti vlost-tl. The jutlgt-, ki\o\\'in,r that stnitt-tltinit what .'-spot-tt-tl ot' hint, lookt-tl ht-Ipit-.~'~|\' at tht- itssetiiblt-tl |tt\\'_v<-rs, into oi' lltrtn stepped to his sitio itiitl wltisln-|~t-tl:

“You :~'houIt| t-barge tin- jury ;i<>w.

_vonr ltoitor."

’l`lit- _lodge lookt,-tl :tt tht- jtiry boy

anti nt tilt- twt-Ive tit-_lt-t-tt-ti lookitu: ii\~ tlivltluitls who ot-cuplt-tl It.

"it's bot-,ii :t long, ltot day. gt-itil--»

ntcn," rt-itritrkr-tl the judtzt-. l'll onl-.' clinrgt-. you it tiunrtcr it piece."

NEW SECRETARY OF THE

RAILWAY DEPARTMENT.

0'l`T_-\\\'.-\, ilct-_ 2.-li. \\'. l’tigslt=_\'

hns been ttppolntctl secretary ol' tht- llepnrtnieut of llttilwtt_\'s nntl (`ttn:tls. vice L. K. Jones, who will tit-vote hint- sclf ex<'lnsl\'t-ly to thc duties ol' tis- slsting deputy uiinlstcr. .\1r. l‘t\I1slt--_ has bt-cn for _vt-iirs :tn clllt-it-itt otllt~t-r

nt the tit-nnrtment.

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HARDENING THE RECRUITS.

A ct-rtttlii _rotiniz i-it-n`:i liiblt- Vlttss,

\'.'lit.-is :t t-orrt~spoiitlt-itt oi' :~lxi_\‘ inciti-

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lin-rs. lit|.~'. so l`tti‘. at-ni \'ouri~-t~n r»-- wittitf; lo lin- ziiiiiy. l.n:~'l l~iiiiitltt\_

_hint its tht- "IioIl ttl` Ilonor' wits bt~i|n: rt-nd. tht- init-sl linpil--nt-tl in. on tt twt-iity-l'titir Iiour.~` It-tt\'»‘. II' SRU' I!‘l“‘I` |y_\», in timt- to :tit~'\\t-r l'or liiltis'-li. Sol- tllt-rint: tlti\'.n Tit lIt»- t'ot=nlr_\' i.~¢ll'l wlittl ii is in |.t\ntlt-ti, It-~ ziitiioiiiit-t-ti tlt1-t-r- litll_\'_ "'i`it»'~' pul _vnu llirl-Illlll ll' III" Inst tiott-li. iii rot- just lion far _\'oil tznti go. l'\'t- Iwi-H br'-til<i`i\~iliiig tin nit' smtp, tllning on tlry rrtist, :intl .-;l<-t-ping on llnir lirlt-ks anti it titnrllit sptkt-_ llttl, ltniglil II' at (it-rtiinti I»t\.\" out-l tlot-s gt-t nt nit-, it sintply wou`| bt- ttblt- to get lit." 'l`|lt- tcuclicr til this t'In.\:: is tt lady.

AS NEW LlEUT.-

GOVERNOR OF 8. C.

t>’i"l`.\\\'.\. llt-tx 21, --_-\n itppointntcnl

is t-xp:-t-tt-ti iniuit-tliutt>l_\' to tht- posi- tion of i.lt-ntcnzint-llovt-riior of llritlsh

t`olunibln. tho if-rin of ills liouor T.

\\'. l'ntlt-rsoti expiring this wt-ck. it

is tiiitlcrstootl ilittt I-‘rank llnrnttrtl. ex- .\l, l', for \'it-torln, will ht- tht- selec-

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THE SHACKLETON PARTY.

I l.(l.\'Il(l§§, lit-t'. ‘_’.----.\ tlt--:palt-lt Io

Iltcutcr lront S_\'tiiit-_v. H. \\'.. sttttt-s

'that it strikt- in tht- tlot-kyttrtls luis tlt-- l1t_\'t-tl tht- ttcpttrlurt- ni’ tll-- .\ntt-.rt~tit: .ship i\urortt, nltit-It is to t'ttrr_\ it :~it-c- tlon oi' Sir Erin-~tt Slt:tt-klt~loii‘s .-\nl- ttrt~tlt- t-xpt-tlltion, :intl tlittt tht- iutlitzn- tiotis nrt- tltttt Slint»klt-ton will not stnrt on his trnii_<».\nti\rt:tit- voyngt- uiitll nt-xt yt-iir.

SUMMERSIDE MARKETSI _

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.tihc to 70t- 22c lo ‘.l4c lllltt i0 1l2t'-

llttt~lt\\'lit-nt. per busli ._ . .. iluttr-r, per lb. t|:tlr.\' ~ - ~ llutlt-r. pt-r lb. crt-ttittt-ry, .. t't\li skins. per lb... 12c to l4c Eggs, per tloz. . . . ._ . ... _.30tt» liny. per ton. pressed, $111.00 to $13.50 1iny.pt-rtni\.l0ost- ... _ ._ _.$12.00 llltlt-s. per lb. . . . . .._ . _ ._ 12 1-Zc Outs, per bush. black _.Allr- tluts, per bush. white ...-l't'c Pottttnes por bush .20c io 22t- ltollt-tl mill iloitr. per cwt $2.50 to $2.75 'l`ttruips, per bush ..16c I’t-its, lambs. each ...45c to 60c Witt-at. per bush...... ._80c to $1.00 ‘\\'ool, per Ili... ........29C straw, nt-r ton. pressed.. $6 to $6.50

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